How to Say ‘And here's your small coffee with milk.’ in French
Et voilà votre petit crème.
eh vwah-LAH vot-ruh puh-tee KREM
[eh vwah-LAH vot-ruh puh-tee KREM]
💬 Usage Tip: Put a thing straight after voilà to present it: Voilà la carte means "Here's the menu".
Phrase Breakdown
Et voilà
eh vwah-LAH
And here you go
Used when handing something over. 'Et' sounds like 'ay', and 'voilà' is 'vwa-la'.
Et voilà, c'est prêt !
And there you go, it's ready!
Words in this phrase
Et
[eh]
and
Joins two thoughts or questions together.
Et vous êtes venu aussi?
And did you come too?
voilà
[vwah-LAH]
here you are / there you go
Said when handing something over.
Voilà votre billet.
Here is your ticket.
votre petit crème.
vot-ruh puh-tee KREM
your small white coffee.
Names the item being served. Let your voice fall at the end.
Voilà votre café.
Here's your coffee.
Words in this phrase
votre
[vot-ruh]
your
Belonging to you.
Votre voiture est là.
Your car is there.
petit
[puh-tee]
small
Of a limited size or amount.
Un petit rire se fit entendre.
A small laugh was heard.
crème
[KREM]
coffee with cream/milk
Short for 'café crème', espresso with hot frothy milk.
Je prends un crème.
I'll have a coffee with milk.
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